PURPOSE:Lead and manage moderately complex capital improvement projects of varying size and scope that are integral to the Landside business plans and initiatives at Sea-Tac International Airport, with an emphasis on expertise in roadways and facilities that support curbside, employee and public parking, rental car, and ground transportation operations in conjunction with a variety of internal and external stakeholders.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:This list is ILLUSTRATIVE ONLY, and is not a comprehensive listing of all functions and duties performed. Essential duties and responsibilities may include, but are not limited to, the following:

Effectively lead, manage and facilitate complex construction projects from approval to completion. Ensure the completion of scope within the schedule and budget approved by the Port of Seattle Commission. Serve as principal point of contact for all issues related to assigned projects.

Ensure that provisions to minimize disruptions to operations and the public, while ensuring the safety of the public, employees, and contractors are included in project contract documents.

Support Port Construction Management staff during construction of the project. Ensure that project requirements are met, and that the design design team responds to requests for information and project submittals in a timely fashion.

Manage design contracts in support of the project including the solicitation and procurement of professional services contracts; preparation and execution of service agreements, amendments, and service directives; the review and approval of according to Port guidelines.

Ensure completion of project closeout including public works contract closeout, booking of capital assets, and completion of project as-built records.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES:Knowledge of project management principles, practices, and procedures including cost estimating, managing project budgets and schedules, and risk management. Knowledge of engineering and architectural design principles, practices and procedures. Knowledge of federal, state, and local regulatory agencies and related regulations, guidelines and procedures as they relate to Port construction projects. Knowledge of federal grant requirements and processes.

Demonstrated effective leadership skills and the ability to effectively influence people without direct authority. Strong customer service skills and the ability to respond effectively to challenging customers. Well-developed communication skills, both written and verbal, and including negotiation and presentation skills. Proficient computer skills including the use of various computer applications such as Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft Project, and other database and project management software. Skill in utilizing critical and creative thinking and problem solving.

Ability to manage multiple moderately complex construction projects simultaneously and prioritize competing tasks. Ability to understand project plans and specifications and their inter-relationship. Ability to lead project teams consisting of both in-house and consultant staff in engineering, design, and construction.

The Port of Seattle is an Equal Opportunity Employer, Affirmative Action Employer and is committed to diversity in the workplace. Minorities, women, veterans and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

About Port of Seattle

The Port of Seattle plays a key role in bringing international trade, transportation and travel to the Pacific Northwest, and supports industries as diverse as tourism and commercial fishing. The Port is also a key builder of road and rail infrastructure, partnering with other agencies to improve freight traffic from Tacoma to Everett.
The Port owns and operates Seattle-Tacoma International Airport - the nation’s 18th busiest – handling more than 31 million passengers in 2007. The Port’s passenger cruise terminals at Pier 66 and Terminal 30 handled 190 ship calls and nearly 755,000 passengers during the 2007 season.